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[Bijo]

Open Windows Explorer by pressing Windows flag button + E (the button in between left Ctrl and Alt), or go to My Computer on the desktop.

Since I have no idea where you installed the game, and you neither, I suggest to right-click on My Computer and choose Search.

In the search fields you can specify your search, and type in a name or a wild card, etc.

I suspect you chose the standard path for the game to install, so there's a good chance it will be on C:\ .

Type in Medieval and wait for the search to finish. After a little while the folder should be found. Then just click and click until you get to it.

[Derfasciti]

Thanks. The main reason I'm doing this is to lengthen the time I have to get the goals of the Long and Short campaigns finished. I assume this will do it?

Also, is it adviseable to change it to a year or six months?

[Skott]

Thanks. The main reason I'm doing this is to lengthen the time I have to get the goals of the Long and Short campaigns finished. I assume this will do it?

Also, is it adviseable to change it to a year or six months?

Yeah, it'll lengthen the game time. Basically you double the amount of total turns in the game when you change it from 2.0 to 1.0. I'm personally using it and I like it. Some are doing .5 and .25 to get the seasons each year but it can throw some things out of whack. Overpopulation for example. Your cities/castles have more time to grow and that causes revolts to happen due to squalor & overcrowding. If you plan to go lower than 1.0 (.25 or .5) I'd suggest lowering the growth rates as well to balance things out. Otherwise you are going to have to exterminate alot of your own castles/towns on a regular basis. That may make you alot of money but its also time consuming and not very realistic. Nor much fun IMO. Some may feel otherwise though.